As long as the virus does not suddenly change the way it is carried, as in moves from fluid to airborne transmission, there should be not a sizeable risk to all of us.

The problem over in Africa are family members, due to customs, are washing the body after it has passed, this can allow the virus to spread due to fluid transmission. Also, people are not taking the proper precaution such as checking into clients, instead, staying with family. That can lead to other family members spreading the virus.

So, it is not like your typical airborne virus guys.
I'm not too worried about it as long as the proper precautions take place.
The probability of something going wrong is still pretty small.

Pick6;1640812 wrote:see: Cavs win prediction bet.

You still bragging about this Skippy? My lord little boy, you won one bet by one game...act like you've been there before. You're embarrassing yourself.

Tiernan;1640890 wrote:You still bragging about this Skippy? My lord little boy, you won one bet by one game...act like you've been there before. You're embarrassing yourself.

Says the dude who brags about everything

If you done it, it ain't bragging jackass.

Tiernan;1640970 wrote:If you done it, it ain't bragging jackass.

You don't know the definition of bragging apparently.

Let's hope that this virus somehow doesn't find it's way to Mexico or any S.American country. Because if THAT ever happens...

Tiernan;1640970 wrote:If you done it, it ain't bragging jackass.

You really are a moron aren't you Tiernan?

CenterBHSFan;1641181 wrote:Let's hope that this virus somehow doesn't find it's way to Mexico or any S.American country. Because if THAT ever happens...

Some Somalian crack queen will bring it to Cbus sooner or later. You do know there are more Somalians in Cbus than there are in Mogadishu right?

saw on the news that there are now two suspected cases in NYC. Good call lowry.

Pick6;1641378 wrote:saw on the news that there are now two suspected cases in NYC. Good call lowry.

And you think they caught it in the United States? They were likely in Africa and just returned.

edit: I only see one "suspected" case and it appears to be a false report.

Pick6;1641378 wrote:saw on the news that there are now two suspected cases in NYC. Good call lowry.

Link?
Edit, nevermind found it myself:
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/york-city-hospital-treating-potential-ebola-patient/story?id=24838232

Don't lump yourself into the same side as tiernan. You're better than that.

Gettin nervous it's headed your way Lowry? If it mutates while in NYC the zombie apocalypse is upon us.

I already posted a link that it's not even in NYC. Try reading.

Of course "authorities" are claiming this is not Ebola...you think Obama wants to be blamed for this too? The govt. Failed to shut down travel to West Africa 3 mos. ago and now the genie is out of the lamp. It will take the eastern seaboard by Christmas.

West African traveler checks into local Cbus hospital with Ebola symptoms.

Ohio Department of Health has confirmed test results have come back negative for a person tested for the Ebola virus in Columbus

http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/2014/08/05/columbus-ohio-one-person-tested-for-the-deadly-ebola-virus-in-columbus.html

The media needs to stop reporting every time someone is TESTED. They will have plenty of time to exploit it if there is a positive test.

...Thuggers...smh

TedSheckler;1641690 wrote:The media needs to stop reporting every time someone is TESTED. They will have plenty of time to exploit it if there is a positive test.

They also need to stop acting like an inch of snow is two feet of sheer wintery death that no one should ever think of risking going out in, but since their goal is to keep people tuned into their station, they will exaggerate anything remotely threatening to at least rope in the dumbasses to keep listening.

^^^ 'dumbasses' being the key word here

vball10set;1642419 wrote:^^^ 'Tiernan' being the key word here

FIFY.

What a joke. This is such a hard disease to spread I don't know why anyone is this worried